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CBSEHuman eye and the colourful world in one shot

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The Colourful World IN ONE SHOT with ABHISHEK K R B.Tech - Aerospace, Alliance University CBSE Expert | Inventor of RocketPro 6+ Years Teaching Exp | Mentored more than 5000 students Helped 1000s of students get 10 CGPA in CBSE X

COLOURFUL WORLD Refraction through a Prism Dispersion through a Prism TIR & Rainbow formation Atmospheric Refraction & its applications Scattering of Light

COLOURFUL WORLD Refraction through a Prism Dispersion through a Prism TIR & Rainbow formation Atmospheric Refraction & its applications Scattering of Light



Q10. Two lenses have power of +2D and -6D respectively. Calculate the focal length of the combination? Answer : -0.25 m









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Refraction through a Prism

Refraction through a prism Air normal

Refraction through a prism Air normal After the 2nd refraction the emergent ray deviates downwards

Angle of Deviation <D Angle of deviation

As the Refractive index μ of the material increases the ∠D also increases. blue glass μ = 1.5 Red ruby μ = 1.76

Angle of the prism (∠A) Angle between the inclined faces of the prism Angle of deviation (∠D) Angle between the incident and the emergent ray ∠D increases with increase in μ



Q1. In a prism light undergoes _______ at the two slant surfaces A B Refraction Dispersion C D Reflection None of these

Q1. In a prism light undergoes _______ at the two slant surfaces A B Refraction Dispersion C D Reflection None of these

Q2. The angle between two plane refracting surfaces of the prism is called the angle of A B Prism Emergence C D deviation incidence

Q2. The angle between two plane refracting surfaces of the prism is called the angle of A B Prism Emergence C D deviation incidence

DISPERSION THROUGH A PRISM

DISPERSION THROUGH A PRISM Process of splitting of white light into its component colours.

Red Violet Different colors refract differently ● Violet deviates the most ● Red deviates the least

Wavelength (λ) Speed of light Refraction

When light passes through the second prism the colours combine to form White light

Dispersion is the process of splitting white light into its component colours. Two prisms in opposite orientation can negate dispersion.



Q3. A beam of white light enters a prism and splits into rays of all its component colours. Three of the emergent rays are shown below. Which of the following could be the correct sequence of colours for rays A, B and C

Q3. A beam of white light enters a prism and splits into rays of all its component colours. Three of the emergent rays are shown below. Which of the following could be the correct sequence of colours for rays A, B and C A B A-orange, B-blue, C- A-violet, B-yellow, C- violet red C D A-red, B-indigo, C- A-indigo, B-orange, blue C-red

Q3. A beam of white light enters a prism and splits into rays of all its component colours. Three of the emergent rays are shown below.Which of the following could be the correct sequence of colours for rays A, B and C A B A-orange, B-blue, C- A-violet, B-yellow, C- violet red C D A-red, B-indigo, C- A-indigo, B-orange, blue C-red

Q4. A prism splits a beam of white light into its constituent colours. This is so because ________ of different colours is different A B Energy Velocity C D amplitude phase

Q4. A prism splits a beam of white light into its constituent colours. This is so because ________ of different colours is different A B Energy Velocity C D amplitude phase

Total internal Reflection

RAINBOW FORMATION

Rainbow Formation 3 - Step Process

Rainbow Formation 3 - Step Process Refraction / Dispersion

Rainbow Formation 3 - Step Process Refraction / Dispersion Total Internal Reflection

Rainbow Formation 3 - Step Process Refraction / Dispersion Total Refraction Internal Reflection





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